My laboratory is part of the

Department of Computer Science,
Department of Biochemistry,
Structural Biology & Biophysics Program,
Center for Computational Biology,
Institute for Genome Sciences & Policy,
Cell and Molecular Biology Program, and
the Duke Institute for Brain Science.

We are grateful to our funders for their support.

You can browse my papers and books, learn about research in my laboratory, or take my (not entirely?)
Random Walk:
  1976-1980 Yale, B.A.
  1980-1984 Harvard, GSD
  1982-1987 MIT, Ph.D. in Computer Science
  1987-1998 Cornell Computer Science Department, Professor
  1994-1996 Stanford University, Sabbatical
  1995-1997 Interval Research Corporation
  1997-2006 Dartmouth, Professor
  2006-now  Duke, Professor.

For specific questions, you can marvel at my students, lab alumni and our academic lineage, read a short biography, or see my C.V.

Here are tips on using LaTeX for NIH grant applications, and seminars of interest for lab members.

I have a bit of fun stuff, including Aleta and Maia, music (MP3s), MEMS movies, robot movies, and other hacks.

For questions about the Ph.D. Program in Computational Biology or the NIH training grant please visit our FAQ or e-mail cbbdgs "at" duke "dot" edu .

If you are interested in joining my laboratory, please read my brief FAQ.

Contact:
Bruce R. Donald
Professor of Computer Science
Professor of Biochemistry, Duke University Medical Center
P.O. Box 90129
Department of Computer Science
D101 Levine Science Research Center (LSRC)
Research Drive
Duke University
Durham, NC 27708-0129 USA


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Phone: 919-660-6583

Office: D212 Levine Science Research Center (LSRC)
Dry-Lab: D240 LSRC, 660-4017
Wet-Lab: 4236 & 4237 French Family Science Center, 660-4018


Google map; Duke Maps: LSRC, French Center